Rubbish, Rubbish Everywhere
We all need a practical reminder from time to time. Whether it’s the importance of flossing our teeth or not drinking too much caffeine or eating our veggies, everyone needs a nudge every now and again. So what about all that rubbish around? Sure, the bin gets put out every week, give or take, but good rubbish maintenance requires a bit more diligence. Here are four things you might not have considered next time you’re looking at your rubbish collection and feeling unmotivated.
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Roach Luxury Hotel – If you leave out any organic waste, you’re practically begging for roaches to make themselves at home. Roaches are extremely unpleasant and breed at an alarming rate. Take the few minutes to properly dispose of your organic waste, cans of food, etc… No one wants roaches, and no one wants their home to be a hot spot vacation destination for roaches everywhere.
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Council Crisis – If you’ve got too much rubbish about, inside or outside, your council or private landlord can fine you, your landlord can evict you, and long before those bureaucratic wheels turn, your neighbors will absolutely despise you. It’s an extreme scenario, but the Grand Canyon began with but a trickle of water. Just some food for thought.
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The Smell – Nothing else to say here, your home will simply smell bad. Need we say more?
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Pounds and Pence – Is your rubbish worth money? Well, your organic matter can be composted into pure gardening gold. Your cans and bottles and bits of cardboard can be recycled helping keep packaging costs low. And that useless piece of junk you got from Great Uncle Teddy’s estate could be a highly sought after piece of vintage furniture. Unlikely, but all the same, give your rubbish a chance instead of letting it rot in the bin.
If any or all of the above apply to you, well…congratulations, because today is the day. One ring to the folks down at Rubbish Please and your house will be rubbish free in no time. No job is too big or too small, and the folks at Rubbish Please will go to great lengths to ensure your rubbish and recyclables all go to the right place. Dealing with rubbish can be a chore, but nothing compared to some of the consequences.